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lbvjy [14]
3 years ago
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Longer key lengths, often measures in the thousands of bits, are common for which family of modern cryptographic algorithms? Gro

up of answer choices Public key/asymmetric algorithms Private key/symmetric algorithms One time pad algorithms Playfair algorithms
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Aleks04 [339]3 years ago
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Longer key lengths, often measures in the thousands of bits, are common for public keys/asymmetric algorithm of modern cryptographic algorithms.

Option: A

Explanation:

Asymmetric Encryption Algorithms  is an algorithm which is considered secure when the key size is large enough. DSA was originally proposed with a 512 bit key size but later on revised to support key sizes up to 1024 bits. AEA isn't an actual encryption algorithm. Its a key agreement protocol that enables users to exchange encryption keys of an insecure medium.

One time pad play fair algorithms is a type of encryption when it applied practically it works securely but theoretically it can't compromise. Algorithm is based on the prime numbers obtained from public and private keys.

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